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I have about 100 tables in Word that I need put into Excel. When I copy and
paste them, the cells are WAY too big, and I have to go back and resize it each time. Is there and easier way for me to do this? -- Have a fantastic day! Tricia LeAnn |
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Then Format-Column-AutoFitSelection This assumes that you pasted the data as one column of data. "Tricia LeAnn" wrote: I have about 100 tables in Word that I need put into Excel. When I copy and paste them, the cells are WAY too big, and I have to go back and resize it each time. Is there and easier way for me to do this? -- Have a fantastic day! Tricia LeAnn |
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